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In a major signal that the US economy could be headed to a major recession, the Housing and Urban Development (HUD) agency reported on May 24 that new single-family sales fell 16.6% in April on a seasonally adjusted annual rate.

Dallas is one of four Texas cities to finish inside the top ten in growth in 2021Sean Pavone/iStock. Everything is bigger in Texas and that includes the population booms. Dallas Fort-Worth compiled the largest population growth of any U.S metro area from July 2020 to July 2021, according to the latest estimates from the U.S Census Bureau.

bench by lakePhoto by Aaron Burden (Unsplash) A new city has emerged as the top place in U.S. to live. Huntsville, Alabama was recently chosen as No. 1 on U.S. News & World Report's annual Best Places to Live list for 2022-2023. For the past two years, it has been Boulder, Colorado taking the top spot.

People become emotional at the City of Uvalde Town Square during a prayer vigil in the wake of a mass shooting at Robb Elementary School.(Jordan Vonderhaar/Getty Images) (DENVER, Colo.) Greetings, good morning and happy hump day, Denver Rounderuppers.

A lottery has opened for 225 brand new affordable apartments just blocks from Yankee Stadium. Located at 1164 River Avenue at the 167th Street Station on the 4 subway line, the development is one of three going up on that block and the first to be nearing completion.

Under All is The Land hosts meet this week to discuss real estate as a career – is it for you? Hosts Courtney, Silke and Dominique discuss how real estate has changed their outlook on life, finances, and accountability. Courtney drops a new favorite find on IG for on trend pendant lighting and table art. Special guest Emily Sinclair (IG @realitygirl), our Emmy-Award winning rockstar ACME agent, stops by to talk about making the shift from entertainment to real estate, and answers our question – which career has more drama, for real? (Correction: Emily completed 7 deals in her first year, not 5!) ACME’s very own Will Schwartz (@will_at_acme) blesses us this week with some comedic relief – a take on his very own NY Mom, if she were an agent or a homebuyer. Email #UnderAllIsTheLand podcast hosts at hello@acme-re.com or DM on IG @acmerealestate Recommended By The Hosts Courtney’s favorite IG design find: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/virginiasin__">https://www.instagram.com/virginiasin__</a>/ Always recommended: Break Up

Recently I wrote an article about the four richest people in Phoenix. It was a way to highlight the success of a few of Phoenix's entrepreneurs as well as examine how they give back to their community.

Under All Is the Land podcast hosts meet this week to discuss whether social media is the ultimate gauge of agent performance and expertise, and how much weight a good following on IG should have on how consumers choose their representation. Courtney, Silke and Dominique also discuss the recent Missouri court case against NAR, and how a Judge’s decision to let the case become class action could affect real estate representation as we know it. Silke drops her best kept secret–where to shop for designer lighting at a discount. Special guest Alana Gospodnetich (IG @alanagospo) stops by to bless us with an ASMR recitation of the 10 weirdest things she’s seen while showing real estate to buyers! Email #UnderAllIsTheLand podcasts hosts at hello@acme-re.com or DM on IG @acmerealestate Recommended By The Hosts On the court case: <a href="https://kcrar.com/lawsuit-against-nar">https://kcrar.com/lawsuit-against-nar</a>... <a href="https://www.realtrends.com/judges-rul">https://www.realtrends.com/judges-rul</a>... <a href="https://www.kcur.org/news/2022-04-25">https://www.kcur.org/news/2022-04-25</a>/... A sampling of great lighting r

Trailer for the upcoming series Break Up With Your Rental, inspired by the groundbreaking book from Broker/Founder of ACME Real Estate, COURTNEY POULOS. If you're flirting with real estate but don't know where to start, this series is your fast track to a life of financial fluency and personal fulfillment. To stay up on the newest releases, subscribe to ACME Real Estate on YouTube and follow on Instagram @breakupwithyourrental @courtneyinla !! Music licensed via Soundstripe Additional stock footage provided via Pexels

Trailer for the upcoming series Break Up With Your Rental, inspired by the groundbreaking book from Broker/Founder of ACME Real Estate, COURTNEY POULOS. If you're flirting with real estate but don't know where to start, this series is your fast track to a life of financial fluency and personal fulfillment. To stay up on the newest releases, subscribe to ACME Real Estate on YouTube and follow on Instagram @breakupwithyourrental @courtneyinla !! Music licensed via Soundstripe Additional stock footage provided via Pexels

(DENVER, Colo.) Hello and happy Tuesday, Denver Rounderuppers!. Welcome back to another Tuesday edition of the Denver Daily Roundup. Today is May 24. The weather in Denver will be similar to Monday, with possible rain showers and thunderstorms Tuesday afternoon. The high-temperature Tuesday is set to reach near 56.

(DENVER, Colo.) Applications are open now through April 30, 2023, for the Denver Property Tax Relief Program. The program offers qualifying Denver renters and homeowners a partial refund of paid property taxes or the equivalent in rent, according to the city. The average refund is $1,000.

Rent for a one-bedroom apartment in San Diego skyrocketed 31.3% over the last year. According to data from rental platform Zumper, the median San Diego rent for a one-bedroom unit is now $2,390 a month. Median rent on a two-bedroom has gone up 5.2% in the last month alone, coming in at $3,050 per month.

Downtown Denver.(Tommy Bond/Unsplash) (DENVER, Colo.) Greetings and welcome to another Monday edition of the Denver Daily Roundup. Denver is set for more cool and wet weather Monday before sunshine and warm temperatures return later this week. The high-temperature Monday is expected to reach near 62.

Daybreak development in South Jordan, UtahDaybreak Utah. Nestled in South Jordan, Utah, in Salt Lake County, sits Daybreak - a planned community that then owner, Rio Tinto Kennecott first imagined in 2001.

Retreat to your elegant home on the Los Gatos border, located within minutes of highly ranked neighborhood schools, shopping, and restaurants. With 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, there is plenty of room for the whole family. It features an open floor plan with a spacious living room and a beautiful kitchen ready for your culinary creations.

Making an insurance claim can be a daunting task, but there are a few things you can do to make the process go as smoothly as possible. First, make sure to document the damages. This may include taking pictures or videos, as well as keeping receipts for any repairs or replacements that you have made. It is also important to keep track of any expenses related to the damages, such as hotel bills if you have had to relocate. Next, contact your insurance company as soon as possible to start the claims process. Be prepared to provide them with all of the documentation that you have collected. Finally, be patient and follow up with your insurance company on the status of your claim. By taking these steps, you can help to ensure that your claim is processed quickly and efficiently. It definitely varies based on your policy but this article is a great starting place.

How does selling a house affect your taxes? This is a question that many people are asking themselves and there's no simple answer. The impact of selling one's home depends on how much you make, what type of property it was, and if you have any other income sources.

Downtown Salt Lake CityJay Dash/Courtesy Downtown SLC Alliance. The Beehive state is home to the Utah Jazz, Real Salt Lake FC, the Silicon Slopes, Sundance Film Festival, Salt Flats, Moab, Lake Powell, Post Malone (Yup, bet you didn't know that!), and the BEST snow on earth! I'm looking at you skiers and snowboarders ;)

Population data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows more evidence that Michigan's population is shifting from rural to metropolitan areas and from the east side to the west side.